Illumination – Supported by vehicle structure – Condition responsive
Patent
1984-04-06
1987-01-20
Sikes, William L.
Illumination
Supported by vehicle structure
Condition responsive
350 9610, 350 9630, 350 9633, 362 32, G02B 602, G02B 616, F21V 704
Patent
active
046376860
ABSTRACT:
This invention aims to provide an optical fiber which is capable of sufficiently dissipating the leaky mode in the cladding thereof characterizing in those particulate substances such as minute hollow glass beads having different refractive indices are sealed in the primary buffer layer or on the boundary between the primary buffer layer and the cladding, or between the primary and secondary buffer layers of the optical fiber, whereby nucleous elements for scattering or absorption can be formed uniformly.
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Asakawa Kenichi
Fujise Masayuki
Iwamoto Yoshinao
Shirasaki Yuichi
Healy Brian M.
Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co. Ltd.
Sikes William L.
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